Hackers exploit PHP flaws before fixes become available
Amazon Web Services records attempts as early as 4 days previously, and exploitation of the vulnerabilities is now widespread online.
By Lily Hay Newman · Wired
Amazon Web Services records attempts as early as 4 days previously, and exploitation of the vulnerabilities is now widespread online.
By Lily Hay Newman · Wired
Trump’s restrictions complicate Indian tech workers’ plans to settle in the United StatesBBC Technology
Immigration limits coincide with technology companies reducing recruitment from abroad.
Health misinformation observatory faces questions over fundingLe Monde Pixels
The health ministry’s strategy includes collecting reports and responding, including through TikTok, but specialists question the resources available.
By Rafe Rosner-Uddin, Financial Times · Ars Technica
Following a wave of fraud, the executive wants to assess whether the platform adequately protects its users.
The operator attributes the outage to faulty equipment in the central part of its network.
The parent company dismisses 400 employees; the studio has operated for more than 3 decades.
Musk and Trump each deny issuing the instruction, which the newspaper attributes to Musk.
By Jon Brodkin · Ars Technica
Bose buys Skullcandy to reach additional listenersWired
The group keeps the brand in Park City, Utah, and banks on affordable prices and its connection to skate culture.
By Lily Hay Newman · Wired
Engineers look to puffins for roboticsMIT Technology Review
The bird moves between flight and swimming in water that is 1,000 times as dense as air.
The order covers the installation of connection points in the overseas department.
Le Monde Pixels
Google Cloud and Antigravity prepare to offer OpenAI modelsArs Technica
Sol, Luna and GPT 6.1 Astra are due to become available through Google Cloud within weeks.
Study flags suspicious traffic despite smart TV tracking opt-outsArs Technica
A study author considers it improbable that operating system providers discard the data involved.
Judge denies EPA unilateral power to end SpaceXAI pollution caseArs Technica
The ruling rejects the authority claimed by the Trump administration in disputes concerning data centres.
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